A Music Thread

[molly bloom]

Not blue, just lonesome for some love again. 'Spider' John Koerner & Willie Murphy:

[molly bloom]

Groovy baby. Simon Stokes & The Nighthawks, 'Voodoo Woman' :

Totally wired!

[molly bloom]

I wonder if Tarantino has discovered this yet. Hope not. Clear Light and 'She's Ready To Be Free', the B-side to 'Black Rose'.

[molly bloom]

Eclection and 'Please MK II' which features Dorris Henderson on vocal duties. Song originally by American Kaleidoscope, this group was a multi-national outfit based in the U.K. :

[molly bloom]

The onlie begetter of 'Burning Love' recorded & released by one E. Presley before Dennis Linde had a chance to release his version:

[molly bloom]

Fred Neil and 'Bleecker And McDougal' :

[molly bloom]

David Peel & The Lower East Side :

Check out 'Up Against The Wall' too...

[molly bloom]

And finally Esther... some more children's choons for Elok and the fruit of his loins.

The Robinson Crusoe Theme from when I were knee high to a grasshopper:

[molly bloom]

Note lack of subjunctive. Tsk tsk. 'Fireball XL5' !!!!!

I wish I were a spaceman.....

[molly bloom]

And now it's 'Stingray'... and 'Aqua Marina'... enjoy.

[molly bloom]

Because sad songs mean so much. Christopher Hobbs on Eno's Obscure Record label: 'McCrimmon Will Never Return' -

http://www.discogs.com/Christopher-Hobbs-John-Adams-Gavin-Bryars-Ensemble-Pieces/release/316751

[molly bloom]

This Sweet Old World... Emmylou's take on a Lucinda Williams song.

[molly bloom]

Three fine singers in harmony. 'The Grey Funnel Line':

[molly bloom]

Another grand Irish singer, Mary Coughlan, with 'A Leaf From The Tree' :

[molly bloom]

Penguin Cafe Orchestra and 'The Sound Of Someone You Love Who's Going Away And It Doesn't Matter' :

http://www.penguincafe.com/